Two spacious side by side 5 Bedroom, 4 Bath homes in the heart of Bothell. The wonderful, established location, is just 1 mile from Main Street in downtown Bothell. Convenient & Walkable, yet in a quiet setting that backs to the Tolt Pipeline trail. These quality built homes are fenced and landscaped, and designed for Easy Living and Maintenance. Perfect for active professionals, empty nesters, or busy families who desire easy access to all things Bothell!
Each Home
- 5 Bedrooms, 4 Baths
- 2,950 sf heated living
- 656 sf garage w/ separate room for furnace & water heater
- Both homes set on one 15,000 sf site, fully landscaped & fenced
- Gourmet Kitchen with big island, Great Room with soaring ceilings
- 10’ × 14’ covered back patio stubbed for BBQ or fireplace
- 9’ ceilings on both floors
- Long driveways with plenty of guest parking
Craftsmanship & Finishes
- Hardi-Plank siding with stone wainscot
- Engineered hardwood flooring throughout main floor
- Bryant Heat Pump HVAC System
- 80-gallon Electric Water Heater
- Insulated 8’ garage doors with auto opener
- Painted millwork and wainscot on main floor
- Solid 3-panel wood interior doors
- Abundant custom painted cabinets & quartz counters
- Stainless KitchenAid Appliances & walk-in pantry
- Single bowl undermount kitchen sink
- Stone-faced gas fireplace with built-in shelves
VERDE PLACE offers a remarkable close-in location in today’s new home marketplace. Less than 1 mile from the reinvented downtown Bothell, with dozens of dining & shopping options. For recreation, there are abundant opportunities nearby — The Park at Bothell Landing, the adjoining Burke Gilman Trail, and Blythe Park. In addition, there are many convenient transit options and easy access to I-405.
The original home on this property was an 850 sf Bungalow set on 4.82 acres, built by Charles Verde in 1925. Verde moved to Woodinville in 1888, and opened one of the first Lumber Mills in the area. He moved his Mill to Kenmore in the 1920s before settling into his new home on this peaceful site. After Verde passed in the late 1930s, the property was sold several times, enlarged and remodeled. In 1998 it was sold to The Quadrant Company, who created the surrounding neighborhood of West Hill Heights. The home was kept on what became Lot 52, sold to Mary Mayo, and then purchased by Hann Homes in 2024. Learn more about early Bothell at the Bothell Historical Museum, located on site at The Park at Bothell Landing.